Marlins celebrate Otto Lopez and Max Meyer as MLB All-Stars in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 5, 2026, 1:14 AM
Last updated Jul 5, 2026
Miami Marlins shortstop Otto Lopez and starting pitcher Max Meyer have been selected as first-time All-Stars for the National League. Lopez, leading the majors with 117 hits and a.337 batting average, reflects on his journey from being a waiver claim to an All-Star. His performance has seen a considerable improvement this season, including being tied for second in doubles and ninth in stolen bases. The All-Star Game will take place in Philadelphia, Pa., recognizing Lopez's remarkable breakout season and the history of the Marlins, who last sent two representatives in 2023.
- •Lopez leads MLB with 117 hits and.337 batting average.
- •Marlins last had two All-Stars in 2023.
- •Lopez has 37 multi-hit games, a franchise record.
- •Meyer also named to the NL All-Star roster.
- •All-Star Game scheduled for Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1:14 AMYahoo Sports — Lopez Goes From Marlins Waiver Claim to MLB All-Star
"Leading the league in hits and shattering franchise records, the Dominican-born shortstop transforms from a roster castoff into a National League standout after a career-defining breakout season.
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